Mansory is known for creating some of the most extreme and eye-catching luxury car builds in the world. So when the tuner touches a Rolls-Royce, many people expect something bold, dramatic, and sometimes controversial. But this time, Mansory USA has taken a different approach with the all-electric Rolls-Royce Spectre, and the result is far more restrained than many would expect.

Recently shared by Mansory USA on social media, this customized Rolls-Royce Spectre shows that the tuner can also play the subtle game when it wants to. While Mansory has already worked on several Spectres before, this latest version proves that the company is not done refining the electric luxury grand tourer.

At first glance, the car looks elegant rather than over-the-top. The body is finished in glossy black paint, giving the Spectre a clean and premium appearance. What makes it stand out are the light blue accents placed carefully around the exterior. These blue details appear on the front grille, thin pinstripes, the wheels, and several other trim pieces. For a Mansory build, this color combination feels surprisingly tasteful.

Moving to the rear, the changes continue without going too far. The car features two spoilers, one positioned above the rear windshield and another mounted on the trunk lid. Mansory has also added a redesigned diffuser, sporty side blades, and an extra brake light, giving the back of the Spectre a slightly more aggressive look while still keeping its luxury identity intact.

Along the sides, the modifications become more noticeable. The sharp side skirts come directly from Mansory’s catalog, along with custom trim on the front fenders. The mirror caps appear to be new as well, and there are subtle changes to the hood that further separate this Spectre from the factory version. At the front, the lower bumper now includes additional aerodynamic elements, such as a new apron with side blades and extra daytime running lights.

Looking at the car’s profile, it’s clear that this Spectre sits lower than stock. The lowered suspension, combined with large multi-spoke wheels, gives the car a more planted and sporty stance. While the wheels look impressive, the reduced ground clearance and larger alloys likely make the ride a bit firmer than what Rolls-Royce owners are used to.

Inside the cabin, Mansory keeps things classy. The interior features a combination of black and blue leather upholstery, matching the exterior accents nicely. Glossy black surfaces and metallic-style inserts add a modern touch, while the iconic “RR” logos remain untouched on the headrests, steering wheel, and other areas, something many Rolls-Royce fans will appreciate.

One of the highlights inside is the starlight headliner, a signature Rolls-Royce feature that creates a calm and relaxing atmosphere, especially during nighttime drives. Overall, the interior changes feel more like a luxury refresh than a radical transformation. See more Photos

As for performance, Mansory has not shared any details about upgrades to the electric powertrain. For reference, the Rolls-Royce Spectre Black Badge accelerates from 0 to 62 mph (100 km/h) in about 4.2 seconds and produces 650 horsepower with 793 lb-ft (1,075 Nm) of torque. The standard Spectre is slightly less powerful, offering 567 horsepower.

Even without confirmed performance upgrades, this Mansory-tuned Spectre proves that customization doesn’t always have to be loud or extreme. Instead, it shows a more refined side of the tuner, one that enhances the Spectre’s presence without taking away from its luxury character.